2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.chiabu.2017.06.027
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“We must cooperate with one another against the Enemy”: Agency and activism in school-aged children as protective factors against ongoing war trauma and political violence in the Gaza Strip

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“…The present analysis of the self‐characterization narratives of Palestinian children reveals abundant sources of functioning, coping abilities, and agency in the face of adversity (Marshall, ; Veronese, Pepe, Jaradah, Al‐Murannak, & Hamdouna, ). The results of this preliminary exploration on children's sources of agency suggest that the environment in which they live plays a crucial role in shaping children's suffering and reactions to war, occupation, and ongoing violence.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The present analysis of the self‐characterization narratives of Palestinian children reveals abundant sources of functioning, coping abilities, and agency in the face of adversity (Marshall, ; Veronese, Pepe, Jaradah, Al‐Murannak, & Hamdouna, ). The results of this preliminary exploration on children's sources of agency suggest that the environment in which they live plays a crucial role in shaping children's suffering and reactions to war, occupation, and ongoing violence.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Public mental health programs in such a context must acknowledge the social and political nature of the Palestinian suffering, including the ways in which structural racism and systematic violence affect Gaza's society at all levels (Giacaman, ; Tawil, ). Thus, multiple dimensions of wellbeing, such as economic, political, social, psychological, emotional, and spiritual factors are undermined and contribute to compromising individual and collective functioning (Giacaman, ; Veronese et al., ). Every dimension of daily life reminds Palestinians that they cannot control their own destiny.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For continuous trauma to be addressed, coping resources for everyday distress and adjustment strategies for future shocking events need developing. A preventative framework has to be a foundation of the therapy work in which the client becomes an active agent in confronting the social/political context (Veronese, Pepe, Jaradah, Murannak, & Hamdouna, 2017).…”
Section: Part 2: the Work Of Palestine Trauma Centre (Uk)—ptc(uk)mentioning
confidence: 99%